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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
EAST BRowNFIELp.

The weather 10 has and fsrmsis are get
ting along vel with their fall work.
several frOm here attended The Union
Confsrenee Al Hiram and report The NEE,
Ina very interesting
School closed November 9Th.
Me-. stanley Il nov improving every day
and The prospect l. good Tor bis recovery
There uili - q numher OF people vhc
siii Join TIE excursion IRON Conway "a
otj-ci certainly.
The psx, circle will nee, ~ Mrs Sarah
y Sucknsy's On wednesday. Sovsmos'
9th.
The W. c. T. L. will NEE, Sovsmbsi
ioth 81 Mrs kim SprinE's.
Ths Ssilnn>l W. G T L vii ~ holden
Al Nsssviiic. renn., November i6 "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
EAST HEBRON.

Willie n and Nellie NJ Hutchinson. OF
Bethel. are visiting their friends In this
place.
wallace n. nctsdcn Is laid up with q
cut foot
Rev. c. T. Kesps attend. Q N. mi,
vel az Psra-
Me-. ant Mrs. Y. X Gilbert have moved
" Llyefmors 10 pass the winter with
Mrs.. 0.'s fAthsr.
Mr.. I W Marshall and wife spent The
Ssoosih with thslr sou. DR.. n. VI. Mar.
shall. 81 Ssuih wirdham.
II. II Ksens has naslly concluded 10
sssp horses sgain.
\ II Kssue has received the sad ln,slll-
esnce that bis brother. Nathaniel Kssue.
% wes, Poland. can't live bat . short
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
IOCKEs MILLS

The fair a. woodsum's Hall lat Thurs
day evening under the auspices OF we
Ladies' Union circle Was well psiron'zsf
bv the people OF this place aud vieinity
Nv report az the Treasurer The society
nsttrd over tweuty.sight dollsrs. This
circle IL composed Of ladies who are
workers, AMI We are glad 10 hear the fsif
proved . success and hops their ' norts 10
The future vii be crowned Win 'ne ss'ns
John c. Hidlon shot . fcx last Friday.
He brought the pslt hons and intsnds 70
have u stuff "a 90 tails 10 HE nfst reynara
@. q. Polsom. OF Oxford. has bought ).
O Canwsil out. aud IL row the proprietor
OF thu Mount Abrsm House 81 this plsce'
We have not yes learned where ~. Can
vili make n his future home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
PORTER

4, s,iil holds dry wells and stream, ir'
getting very lo~ again.
A band % KiekApoo fniisns are giving
exhibitions sai selling medicine 81 ksr,f
Falls
Porss, nf.s are raging In this vicinity,
IL b.lpg yvry dry In the WOODS. Oas on
Green M1un,sin Ia Efiagham. The hishe''
mountain In this vicinity. shoss on oy
night mstiug . splendid iliumiasuoni "
reaches from io2 10 bottom, mile 10
l.noth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
DENMARK.

The teachers and scholars OF the centeI
.ehool are preparing . drama which they
Ill present Al Old Fellows Hall at tns
eio.s 81 the term. Pattersons variety
ssov exhibits At the same place Nov. s.n'
Mrs. Thomas OF Lowell. Msss' Is vs''
ing her father. a. D. Smith
Mr. and Mrs Thomas leave the lsst ~
the month for California where they vi"
nsks their home. -u
wa smith has returned 10 Lowell.
Rofus Bennett viii soon 20 70 bfyeoefs
s,r 4 winter lob In the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
MEXICO.
Ms y A por,er 10 r,rsriesi a. bstt.

Mrs. v. A. Porter 10 regarded - better.
Mrs. A. ]. knight aud the old gentle
MAJ. A. J Heights father. are very click.
Z-nss Hall IL q, home on short visit.
Doctor Blnfori has len here. gone "a
Sandwich, y II.
Marble a Foster have quite crew Al
work building q road 10 their timber v.
A. Porter L. blasting rocks IN enable The
~orkmsn on the road To remove them.
Il I, said The road will be nice oae when
completed
siiIlman A Reed. John Reed aud Milo
Mitchell are away survs,iss far The Null
hens, expecting In be gone % days.
Dana Richards hssHopc =, Minnesota.
CT Howard u At D.xnsli vofkius on
DR. wings house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
ANDOvER.

The Congregational Lsiies' Cifcls mel
With Mrs. John Akers wednesday evening
Mrs. Harriet Philofick died Nov. =. ffon
the Elects OF q cancer from which she nae
long been suffering Her age Was aooa
eighty years.
Lone Mountain Lodge, I. q q. T. In
stalled the folio wing officers Friday even
nInss.c. T.. w. n. iiariingi v. T.. Mrs
y. VI. Thomss; SEC y N. Bailey; y.
Owen Lov,Joys Treas. y. w. Jones NJ
Helen Berry I Chap. I. w. Bodw,li; l. ID.
w. Barnes O., Mrs. II l. Poori A. y.
Gertls Dresser, u s, Minnie French; l.
A Mabel CHAPMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
EAST BETHEL

Mr.. T. s~su recently had esncsr'
On. v.rt drawn from her face oy Miss
Dell. Lombard from North windhsm. ne
AIthossh very painfal !, was . 'aeos'''a
Mrs. wa. II. Swan has closed Der resi-
s..e. for The winter and J)lnsi her has
baud ~ Lynn, Mass.
Mr. Jo-~ph Holt has cold hIs farm 70 A,
N p.et.rd Of Monmouth Mr.. Holt and
f.mIiy viii spend the winter 10 V,reioa
Mr.. v II Howe attended the Nasiea
Convention this wetk-
Mrs J ID IIssiiugs has rs'nfne' ifou
wslthsm. Mass. 4.
Hon. w. w. Cross from Brighton. u
stopping st G M.Kimoairs: 49,. -,
Lsdi.. Society meets Nov. l.'n WV. ",
Mrs. n \. Bartlett 81 her Sous. Lenss '"
bartlett All are invited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
NRWRY.

Daily mall closed with " Nov, mSsr 1T.
Mort Thurstoa has bought the > nmp'
see. birch and poplar, on the Lewiston
compsuy's land In this town, and intends
70 cut the poplar for pulp-wood, aud the
birch to saw at his stesm MIL.
Y d. Knspp. az this town, and h's sos'
inlaw, Horace Foster, OF Albany. have
bought the blacksmith shop at North wa.
tsrford. and are about TO carry on 'h'ii
business there.
Andrew Jackson. OF this town. IL said "a
be critically III with . disease ~ The hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Chspmsn, the pewly mar
ried couple. held . reception last Sa'nidsy
eve n the residence % the brides fs,hsr
I N gmith. OF EswO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
ROXRIfRY.

WIN. W. Mason % Bethel. snd Charles
y. Bartlett OF Newry. were 10 town Mon
day sni Tos.dsy. looking over the fe-
mslud.r Of Ne iiouehton's R)xbury land,
to see N II l. worth the price sshsd They
have . bond OF the land. \. NJ Locke
acted ~ guide.
John Reed. with \. A. Reed and Milo
Mitchell. are estimating timber In town.
ship 10 the vicinity Of Capsup,ic Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
wFsr SIMMER

Nc. Bartlett. the jsweler. has besa With
ne this week. We consider him goot
~orsms. and - also carries . nice Iip~ ~
sossis fsr The fsll trade.
X. l. rasil h,- large line OF goods for
the fsll tNis.
The Shidsr Bell Ringers viii show here
Wednesday evening November 9th. This
will probably BE- the best show OF the sea-
sou. A n musical entertainment u has
no superior.
Vine weather for ,Als time OF year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
RASr wATRRFoRD.

Mrr. Ilei,u 0odbold IL visiting Ia
Massachusetts,, q few weeks.
w. II. Ken l. msklpg. qaits extensive
repairs on the ID. l. Millstt house, Into
whlch he l. sooa 10 move.
l. NJ ssndsrson IL making Improve
msnis and additions To his barn.
q. risskslrs horse died amer few hours
Illness which was though, 10 have been
caused by eating whole corn.
A. q. Morse Vas through this part OF
The town last week. soltriting sisners Tor
planting corn for factory which II II pro
posed 10 bulld Al the Flat or City. . the
company, Bnrnham & Morrill,, may think
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
BRYANTS POND.

The high school closes Nov. 4. sfisr .
mr. ,,.bie term of ten weeks under the To-
.,ruetlou OF james VI. Pike. The wintsf
school commences Nsii week sod wiz ~
In charge OF Pedro Quot OF Bethel Ihs
primary department wi be eonduciei oj
Eri- wing OF North Woodstock.
g. u. Ryefsou. isweler and shoemhsr'
has moved into the rent OF MIS- . IL
fsruum. -
Landlord TiSbs,s ard wife hare bssr
Visiting friends In Aubarn.
q n. Bowker has 30 far recovered ~ tc
De out again. and Is ~ South Paris on
80, Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
HARTFORD.

Rain !. very mach needed.
Kary Doicu 10 digging harm cellar.
Somsthing svsry farmer needs.
u N. lfi.h sold 10 Dean 4 Morrill,
yoke % fosr.yssf-olts All yoke %
yo.r-oli steers and one S.Jesr-oli heller for
stoO.
C. n Kerry. o, Hartford. bought , nice
pair ~ 3yssr~Old steers In Peru for ss2..
50 Who ssy. cattle slnt cAeapf
Amos Pufki. IL buliting stone VAL for
Charles Cannon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Dean went lat week
for q visit 20 hls niece In Sweden. ami on
reaching there found their buildings burned
10 the ground.
George wooi aud wife have retained
from wa,crfofd.
Rev n. q. French aud wife have gone
to Turner ~ fcsiis.
A dsucing school WAS % have bsgan 81
walker. Hall Las, Tuesday evening. bu,
had 10 be given up on sccount oftAe small
numb,r thst would attend.
MIS-. Ssnborn aud her little girl, who
have been stsying ct II. A Gofhsms. have
returned To Dsth.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
DoNrYx PERINENr.

You cannot sf0rd 90 vss,s tine 10 ex
psnmsbtibg whsn your lungs are In Jan.
gsr. Cop.umption slssys seems Al nrr'
Oply q cold Do pot permit any dealer "
inpose UPON yoa Nth some ebcsp ~
uoa % Dr.. Kings New Discovery, ~
Coasuupti0r. c0ashs sad Gods. o'il %
surs yoa at he g~puise. Bsesuss ~ can
nsss more profit be nsy tel yea ~ ns'
.om-lhios is, ss good. or 1sss ne sams
DOnt ~ ds e.lvst. but insist upon kst'ss
De Kegs New Discovery. wnieh = .eN
sniesd - awe rsilsfin AL throsi, ~.
aad Chest sc<eiio1s- Trial bottles nss -
Noyes' Drug Stcrv. Norway, MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
GRAFTON.

The farmer. are having snice time 70
nuIsh plowing. Jast cool enough for the
teams 10 work. Wednesday nishi Was
the coolest OF The season bot did not fretfe
90 a. u prev,n, plcwing
widow Bet ,lni. Brook. IL very .lck o.
this wri,lpg, 10 expected TO live bot
short time.
Mo.ss MeAins,.r IL filling fss', sud =
Ing ff,,m disease OF the Kidneys.
T. I. Brown 10 getting his trsm- inio
the woods N hsul spruce.
Thr- hunters sbo, ,hlr'y.nlp- pr
tftt@qs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Cssrl,s Libby, . studsat n the Maine
State College and resident OF Orono,
committed suicide BY jaupius Into The
river from tbs toll bridge Ia that tosn
For some time Libby has been drinking
quite hsfd. AMI this, In connection With
an infatustion for shsudsoms young lady
Of that town, 10 supposed 70 b the cause
Of suicide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

In Ramford C.u,sr. Nov. I. By rev. q. N. iIsa
naford, leofss D. Thomas snd Katie II. rsylef. bo,l
u Byron.
Cha. n. smlih, Il Dsnn.lk. ani Emma u. Chad
bouru, offDsbarg.
In Iilfsm, Oct. =, william :. si.ntoa. q Lynn
Mass, AMI fsnnis lin. 81 iilrsm.
10 Iilram, OCT. -. u. =. lioyt. a ffo.isncs. u L.
ant Idlfh Googins, Of iilfam-
In Hiram. OF. u, Joha siou. Of Ellssorih. al
Mary scoElns. II Hiram.
M Hiram. Oc, 10, wallace ID. w.is~ef,h. o
IIlrsm, sbi Anns y. Brsifort, % LlvsrDofe.
In wooi,ioek OF. -, ~ Alden Chase ss.l.. Nj
Dslsr.lns A. Cole sni Miss Myrs Mnlsr. 10Th o
Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

TIE whltmsa agricultural lmplensn'
sOrts a. winthrop we're burned wsShs
Gag Total loss about go 90. hehu. IN
sarvt. A strong soathsrly Wind s>s elos.
iux. and showers % spsfks we're ee'ilsu
over The viiisEs. settling nre 70 oahai.t
mlls sssy Al one time u looked a. u .ns
Business portion ~ the village mo-" 90
tu' PrOupi WORK saved ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
sbe 0xfurs usnuernt.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE nrRrcroRY.

,-s n.,as cAsrsA; rr..sAlas ssrvlcs ssssy
,.sii.s. sssasy ssAsel = a .. s.bo-iA
r..-'ss ssryiss = ,. - Prayer nsssiAss.
:, AarsA. nev. C.rolins AnEsl rssisr.
.....s'es ~srvics even san.lsy a II 49, s.be-ah
- 49, q Ia a., - -.
- ,.i : s. t "a " s.s' Ss.ss:
s,s--ta1 ktenlaE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Ssssr. BEL Rnger. vii sraioit al
Ar.ssmy Hal. usxt rhursisy evening.
~ have oesn hsr~ before. ard s-sy-
sss a. . g0of suterisinmsnt Az Who
,sisni -ul b. tally sstisnrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
PIED.

In Norway. oct. %. q cotsumpsien. Csylon Wat.
son, sgei 81 years, s months snd 10 days.
In Nlnnsapolis. MINI. Oct. n. WIN. X. Eastman,
f5unssly of fusburg. sFed " ytars, moeths.
In oreen-cod. Oct %. sally Morgan. sesd y
yesrs.
In Lowell, OF. %. Gilman fot. Asrd 81 ysss:
Lena Cksse. Axed nonfhs.
In Hiram. OF. u. soa Of Geo. y. brooks. sssd
yezr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Ma. Ioss Harlow and Mlss Madss VII.
az. % Ilsoroa Academy. we're al The Hill
slrfsy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

r,.rs-lIl b. = dance At Academy Hall
yrl,sv ev~uing ~ nexi vsek Masic By
Yssssi. Orchestra Ofsisr supPsr VII b.
ssfvft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

NJ. T.or. n. Mitchell l. taking vses.
"a 81 mSnth 81 Der hone Ia Canton.
NJ. {. \ waterman takes her place In
10 pK~cCRar nee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

D,R W Monte. veterinary surgeon.
sfwsfsvilie. y. Y. ~as In town Two days
lssi vesk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

x.... L'trl. sni Jsannle Hubbard. and
NJ. Hiram jscksoa all s0a Robert,
v.ltei Aagusts iast week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Tas UaiversAli.i LNiies' Circle NJ With
NJ. Psfbam Wednesday evening A good
tlns uas sui I'D ~ hose prsssut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

TX IIsnnosi AMI wife are a. Cor.
nan. y. a. ga svisit 10 their daughter,
Mr.. y. \ shorty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Nj. N.ad L. Taylor. % sldnsy. vi.i,s'i
=, T.bfiigc F0ross's Last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

p, platform % the oli bay sealss has
ia tsisn up AMI he place graded over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

TIE estate % The late Hon \ ID Wsh
tafns smoaat. 20 ESQ 600
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

TnTES-vN. spyyrrlsyNs shcsls -
Lane GEO. P. RoWEll I CO., 70 sps.ss
street. New y.st Ctsy: y. Set La q icoo
N.sspspsrs. wiiiss ssss FAKE % spshss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

WORK For all. :: ::: :;;:.' ;. =:
sra tai psrtiee,.r. ne. Add sss r. d. WICK.
Euv. Aususts. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

VvyASTED-LADiEs Or cur Pail ami
w Christmss Tai ,tstake light. y esssst vtrs
q ihsir svn henss.. o. te 90 p.f dsy sss -
quietly inside. wssk ssai W nsn anv eis'stes
o.s'. cEE'CESr AIT 90, ~ nilt St. nss'en'
has-. nos. fiso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE !!

~, sss.s = s, sss.. =, -. y
bargain 10 make room ibr higher priced cse. Aa'
TYPEWRITER
DEuoc KAr OFrtO.
Paris. Maine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVYTIES.

Harry Gill. Michael Bohannan, Harry NJ arron.
Daniel Finn and Eben Francis were killed. at
Ashland, Pa, late this afternoon, at the Tunnel
coliery. Ga,a
Memorial services in honor of Reuben E. Fen
ton were held by the New York Legislature last
night. Chauncey NJ Depew was the orator of
the evening a'A@
Early yesterday morning the safe in the ship
chambers store of George B. Carpenter, No. POP
South Water street. Chicago was Blown open
and robbed of So, 500 and jewellery valued at ST.
7C0. There is no clew to the burglar. .
John Dalton, aged twenty years. alias Eman-
uel Defrals prin ter. jumped from the Brook
lyn bridge yesterday afternoon. He was picked
up by a lighter. The police are watching for the
lighter to land, SO he can be arrested. It is not
known whether or not he was hurt.
perintendent OF the Mankato. Mimi, gas-works,
1t is supposed that he went below TO look for
leak and was overcome by the gas. McCurdy
was young man, formerly a resident of Van
Vert o. ~
On Tuesday evening. Mary Hoar and Maud
Mcdonald were thrown under ore train on the
Hecla 81 Torch Lake railroad, q coupng-link
breaking. Miss Hoar had her head cut from
her body and Miss McDonaldsl legs were crushed
so badly that amputation was necessary. Both
victims lived at Lake Linden, Mich.
Judge Tuley, of Chicago. rendered favorable
decision, yesterday. upon the motion of counsel
for Mcdonald and McGarigle for change of
venue He decided that the case might be
transferred to the otner branch of the Criminal
Court, presided by Judge Shepard. The
case will be called for trial on Tuesday next.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28

he sent his photograph hoping that Mr.. Jackson
would send his back in return. as he wished 20
have in his album the face OF the first passenger
or ticket agent who returned commission Mr.
Jackson states that in the years that the Union
Depot ticket Office has been established hun
dreds of dollars have been returned to roads the
officials Of which were not aware of the rules OF
the Union Railway Company in this matter.
Yesterday the freight agents of the Vandaha
and the |. & ST. L. completed what is known as
their commodity tariff, which covers such arti-
cles as stone, brick hard wood butts, slaves,
heading. coal, sand, lime, scrap iron. ETC.. and
scanning of the tariff shows marked reduction
IN rates On the articles coming under this
class, especially within the State limits, is the
reduction noticeable. Under the new tariff the
rate for seventy-five miles is now Al cents per
100 pounds under the old tariff 1t was cents
per 100 pounds. Outside the State, taks dis
lance OF 200 mNes. the new rate is cents per
100 pounds; the old rate was 10 cents per 100
pounds. The rates from intervening points are
propo onate which leaves little room for the
manufacturers of Indianapolis to COMPLAIN Rates
over several of the other Indianapolis lines are
fully as favorable. w. H. Coleman. one of the
largest handlers of slaves and heading in this
country, whose establishment is the Belt
road, in commenting. yesterday. on the matter,
said that he was well satisfied with the rates
which most of the Indianap polls roads were max
ing on the class Of property he works. In some
cases there had been slight advances, but they
had been fully offset by the reductions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28

LANSING, Mich. April 27.-The board of can
vassers has canvassed the vote of the State,
with the exception of Manitou county which has
not yet reported. special messenger was to-
day dispatched to secure the vote of that county.
The totals of the counties, save Manitou,
are: Justice Supreme Court, ten years,
Long, Rep, 1892: Camp, Dem, 140, 1927;
Blanchard, Nat, 1880; Clute, Pro, 1e $50;
30. 495 Justice Supreme Court. eight years,
Campbell. Rep, 172. 059; Griffin, Dem, 14O. BIT;
Atkinson, Nat, 80. s81: imperfect and scattering,
467 Campbelrs plurality, 81, TAP. Regents of
Hebard. Rep. ia los: vanderven, Dem, 142.
Ala Spraeue, DEM, LAP. SIS: Millar, Nat. 81
926 Baumgaraner. MAJ. 49, o4; Preston, Pro-,
1877 Cheney, Pro, l8, GIL; imperfect and scat
tering, 1.56l; Butte.rhsds plurality, 31.37
Hebards plurality, 81 530
For prohibition. l76 CSC; against 186, GAG; ma
jority against. 1890 For salary increase y, 744
against, l24, 694: najority against, SO, $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28

CHICAGO. April pa singular decision has
been rendered Dy tho Appellate Court Some of
the creditors of Isaac A. Rice, some time ago.
levied on furniture in his wife's house ana Mrs.
Rice replevisd it, recovering judgment on the
replevin suit on the ground that the property
was her own, bought with her money, and
hence exc mpt from husbands debts. The Ap-
pellate Court reversed the Judgment on peculiar
grounds. 1t finds that while 1t was true that
Mrs. Rlce's parents gave her the money which
was the nucleus of her present means, in 1854
at the time OF her marriage, and while she in
creased it by judicious investment she received
1861 WIS adopted by the Illinois Legislature
which permitted women to own property exempt
from their husbands debts Prior to that act
whatever the wife owned the husbands
tb at the act of 1861 did not apply to money ac-
q uired by the wife prior TO the act, and, there
FORE her husbands creditors recover on her
propertv,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28
A COUNTS CAREER.
Adventures of a Pole Who Escaped from 81.
IBERIA by Forcing the Cars Signature.


IBERIA by Forging the Cars Signature.
Denver News.
There is man with a history" said an &C
quaintance to a reporter yesterday afternoon.
The man referred to was sitting in beer hall,
with several congenial companions, around
table, on which stood mugs of beer. plate OF
cayiare sandwiches, not of mustard ETC.
Il know him well. l will introduce you, and
the reporter was presented to Mr.. Ladinski, a
Pole. and to his companions, three Russians.
Ladnski and his companions seemed TO be on
the best of terms They were speaking French
when the reporter joined them, but Immediately
changed to English. which all spoke fuently.
Ladiuski not having the slightest foreign accent.
In the course of the conversation that ensued
Mr.. Ladinsk good humorediy answered interro-
cations and in modest way recounted some of
his adventures, which, in a narrative form, are
about follows:
John, Count Ladinsk was born in Warsaw,
Poland in 1880 When six years old he saw his
mother knouted for refusing to tell of her hus-
bands Whereabouts. Six months after that his
father was captured and shot by order of the
Car. Shortly after that his mother disappeared,
and to this day he does not know what became
of her. When about seven years OF age he
found himself homeless and penniless. He was
picked up, half starved. the street by Kind
hearted Jew merchant, who adopted and took
him to ST. Petersburg. He remained with his
adopted father for seven years, and was given a
good education, the merchant employing q tutor
for him and his two
Laoinski was walking along a quiet street one
night in ST. Petersburg when about fifteen years
old. and came suddenly on two Russian soldiers
who were beating Polish Jew peddler because
he had refused to give them money. The boy
became enraged at the sight. and demanded that
they should quit The soldiers let the peddler
alone, but seized the boy, and We're hustling him
off to prison when he drew a knife. killed one OF
them and dangerously wounded the other.
Realizing what he had done, young Ladnski
slowed away on an English vessel, and was fort